Farmers Hesitant To Sell Oats As Yields Rise
Across multiple towns farmers delay selling newly threshed oats while awaiting higher prices. Valen tine Ball in Marm, Aug 7, notes bids around 34 cents a bushel and warns of a looming market surplus as harvests vary by acreage. Reports from Dewar and Jesup show bumper yields with 33 to 35 cent offers as producers gauge corn prospects and feed needs.
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Raymond
Valentine Ball
Co-Operative Elevator
Andrew Apel
John Jungéa
Ball
Hvestork
Dewar
Charles Follett
Fallett
Follett
Deve Heiple
Wil Hoffman
Hoffman
Jesup
C. EB. Hood
Hood
Independence
Ednn McDonnell
Pats
McDonnell
Raines Much Needed Yet Corn Suffered In Patchy Drought
Farmers report variable rainfall with beneficial moisture for corn in parts of Black Hawk county while other strips, including near Jesup and Independence, remain dry. Local pastures fade as drought lingers. cool weather aids corn in some areas, but overall moisture is uneven.
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Vernon
Will Ey
Jesup
Black Hawk County
Farmers Letters to Editor on Waterton Thening Courier
Readers address the Editor with questions and comments to the Farm Department. The note mentions Waterton Thening Courier, Wat erlag, Jawa, and a contact line for further communications. The fragment hints at public discourse on farming issues and editorial engagement.
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Anddress
Farm Department
Waterton Thening Courier
Waterlag
Jawa
V. B. Hamilton Recalls Europe trip with dairy judging team
V B Hamilton county agent and Franklin county dairy judging coach led a Franklin county team to the International junior dairy cattle contest in Europe. The group toured Holland Denmark Switzerland France and England visiting farms, shows, and royal sites. They won the contest by 28 points and returned as international champions.
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Hampton, Ja
V. B. Hamilton
Franklin Couett
Europe
Raymond Monahan
Lester Olson
Kvanard Olson
Franklin County
Earl Weaver
Ames
Coolidge
Jardine
Leonp Russell
Iowa State Collegea
Jersey
Guernsey
Isles
America
England
Pingigud
Lord Astor
Derbyshire
Frome
Derby
Chester
Scotland
Haif
London
Mr. Robinson
Ministry of Agriculture
Reading
Jersey Farm
Scotchman
McClandish
United States
King’s Farm
House of Parliament
Wembley Exposition
Westminster Abbey
South Hampton
Wheat Sensational Movement Shapes Grain Markets
Chicago and New York grain quotes show strong upturns as wheat and corn rally on large estimated next week clearances. September wheat near 1.66, December 1.64, with corn and oats mixed. cash quotes across Chicago reflect firming demand and ongoing price strength amid favorable weather.
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Associated Press
Chicago
York
New York
Aus
Hogs Active and Steady to Lower Chicago Market Report
Chicago market report shows hogs steady to lower with receipts around 12 000 while cattle remain largely steady and steady to lower across weights. Sheep and lambs show mixed changes with westerns strong and natives steady, and prices vary by weight class and market segment.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Uggla
le Jowar
Tiel Ugh
Lui
Ajorley
Averakul
Gattle
Anast Fac
Soul SL
Hull Ab
Aue
Omaha
Market Revival Led by Utilities and Rail Stocks
Bold early gains in New York trading lifted utilities and General Railway Signal as a $5,000,000 order to a New York Central affiliate buoyed the market. Strong demand across blue chips and rail equipment, with foreign exchange steady, sent the market higher into midday.
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New York
Hava i Electric
General Railway
Yor Central
Wittwater
Bank of England Bank
Pate
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Tise
General Railway Signe 1
United States Sitet Ecolmimen
New York Central
General Electric
White Rock National Dairy Products
United States Rubber Common
Nickel Plate Common
van Swearingen
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
International Shoe
Call Money
Allied Chemical & Dye J
American Can
American Car & Foundr
American Locomotive - American Smelt
American Sugar - I Foneritan
American Tobacco
American Weier Sporks
Almerican Woolen
Anaconda Copper
Atchison
Ee Sey Eveensees
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petrolew
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather Ptd
Cerro de Pasco - Chandler Motor
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Northwestern
Mil
St. Paul
R. I. & Pacific
Coca Cola
Colorado
Congoleum-Seirn Consolidated Gas
Crucifle Steel
Guba Cene
Davison Chemical
Shenae
General Asph
General Motors
Great Northern
Gulf States Steel
Fightson Motors
Ilinois Central
Independent O
Int
Harvester
Marine
Nickel
Kelly-Springfield Kentecott Copper
Lehigh Valley
Louisville
Marland Olives
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Seaboard
Mid-Continent Petroleum Mo
Ka & Tex
Missouri Parine O Pd
Montgomery
Lnational Acute National Lead
New_York Central
N. H.& Harbird
Norfolk & Western
American
Northern Pacific
Pacific Oil
Ear Pan
Pennsylvania
Phila. & Rdg
C. Phillips Pet
Pure OW
Radio Corporation Reading
Rep
Ir. & Steat
Reynolds Top
Boveers
Sti
San Fran
Seaboard Air Elne
Sears
iSinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Southern Ry
Standard Oil
Ce Standard Oil
X. J.tewart Warner Debaker
Texas
a.Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products Transcent Oil
Union Pacific
S. Rubber - S. Breef
Wabash Td
Willys-Overland - Woolworth
Cedar Falls Township Wins at Club Rally Demonstration
Louise Muncy and Helen Hansen of Cedar Falls township won the Black Hawk county girls club demonstration at Byrnes park during the annual rally. They will represent the junior organizations at the state fair later this month. The making of bread at home was the subject, with four other teams competing. The first prize team from Spring Creek Plungers was led by Alva Teeler and Marbie Haven. Second team included Idle Not club members Mildred Diggins and Myrtle Brown under leader Mrs. Howard Glasener. The Cloverleaf club represented Barclay township with Gladys Thompson and Lois Walker. Eva Wood and Mabel Stark represented Sinsky Finstlers from Waterloo township. The first prize team cannot go to the state fair, so Idle Not demonstrators will represent the county. A 4-H pennant was awarded to the Kountry Kooks King for best overall display. The rally featured singing, camp photos, and camp registration details for the girls' club.
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Louise Muncy
Helen Hansen
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk
Byrnes Park
Kountry Booking Klub
Roy Porter
Spring Creek
Alva Teeler
Marbie Haven
Kate Maymond
Mildred Diggins
Myrtle Brown
Idle Not Club
Cedar Falls Township
Howard Glasener
Barclay Township
Gladys Thompson
Lois Walker
Jake Sherman
Sinsky Finstlers
Waterloo Township
Eva Wood
Mabel Stark
Ralph Mitchell
Tdle
A. Henry
Vernon
Hogs sold at $3.30 a hundredweight in 1873 note
A Cedar Rapids item notes a postal card from 1873 by Charles Wait of La Porte City to Sinclair Packing Co. stating one car of hogs at $3.30 and 33.70 a hundredweight under contract, with request to send proceeds by express.
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Cedar Rapids. In
Charles Wait
la Porte City
Sinclair Packing Company
Express
Mitchell County Junior Club Judges Dairy Herds Tour
Mitchell county junior club members toured Minnesota dairy herds for judging practice on a two day itinerary. They visited the Minnesota Halitein company herd at Austin and the Grahamholm farm field at Rochester with other farms near Northfield. Floyd Johnston and George Munger led instruction in dairy judging as four automobiles carried the group.
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Osage
Mitchell County
Dairy
Minnesota
Minnesota Halatein Com
Pany
Austin
Grahamholm
Rochester
Northfield
Floyd Johnston
Iowa State Dairy, Association
Waterloo
George Munger
Produce Prices in Chicago and New York Markets
New York markets show butter prices steady with some higher creamery extras and varied cheese and egg listings. Chicago receipts include butter at 41 to 46 percent, eggs around 28 to 42 cents, and cheeses with mixed Wisconsin and local varieties. poultry and regional dairy items noted with regional price ranges. St Louis and St Joseph markets report steady to active hogs, cattle, and sheep values, while New York cotton opens steady with minor gains and potatoes across regional prices.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Chicago
Buchanan Gets 2904 as Share of Gas Tax
Independence Pennsylvania August 7 Dan Risk county treasurer received a check for 2904 from the state as the county’s share of June gas tax. The report notes county sales of 217800 gallons of auto fuel in that period. Also mentioned are local health and civic notes including promotions at Northwestern Bell, a Quasqueton illness, and ongoing community activities such as canning projects and theatre tryouts.
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Independence
Aig
Dana Risk
Quasqueton Manuil
A. D. Stoneman
Quasqueton
Ross
Stoneman
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Dubuque
W. H. Shirer
Wire Clef
George Jennings
Foumenet
Jennings
D. B. Martsch
Waterloo
Shafer
Bursau
Fairbank
Sweetcorn
Little Theatre
Nexc Uf
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